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Learn from the experience. Try again, but with a different approach:-)
― Steve Maraboli
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cherry blossom, cary, north carolina
Learn more about this fascinating bat from STRI Post-Doctoral Fellow Mariana Muñoz-Romo:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKK8lbx9DSI&feature=emb_logo
Haven’t been out in the field much recently, so here is a picture from a few years back - a Fringe-lipped Bat - Trachops cirrhosis - from Chan Chich Lodge in Belize. It’s not a particularly interesting or compelling effort - but it turns out to be of at least minor importance.
By way of background, there are lots of environmentalists and scientists looking for images to illustrate their projects and flickr is an important searching ground. That’s one reason why I make a careful effort to title and tag my wildlife photos with as much data as possible.
In this case, a postdoctoral fellow in Central America needed a picture of Fringe-lipped Bat. In the last few days she was able to find in my photo stream the one I’ve put in the comments section below. On an off chance, she also asked via flickrmail if I had any images of this species showing an orange crust on its wings. The article she is writing concerns this component of the species’s physiology - apparently something related to its mating habits.
I didn’t recall any such thing, but did take a look through my Lightroom catalog. Sure enough, I found the above image from the same photoshoot. When I processed it and forwarded it to the researcher, she was ecstatic. Her joy in having an image perfect for her purposes gave me a nice feeling as well.
I'm looking to the sky to save me
Looking for a sign of life
Looking for something help me burn out bright
-Nate Mendel / Dave Grohl / Taylor Hawkins
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Well, the horrific weather continues, so after a quick look through the archives I have found a few more snaps to upload. Really getting to the bottom of the barrel now though!
Light Painting / Single Long Exposure
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“Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.” - Mahatma Gandhi
Oh I end up doing these triptychs because I can't stop playing with the photos and then I can never decide which one looks best....
Clearly, some of our younger squirrels have a LOT to learn when it comes to stashing nuts away for the winter months.
We see them grabbing a nut, whole or shelled, and then hurrying off to bury it. But more often than not, just a mere arm's length away from the Goodie Bowl they found it in! Or they'll even bury it in any random place they can find - like between this owl garden statue and giant mushroom statue, seen here!
The places are usually so random it seems impossible that they'll remember where they buried those nuts in a few months. More than likely, other squirrels have happened across those nuts and eagerly snatched them up right then and there.
And don't get me started on all those nuts, and trees or vines we find in our outdoor potted plants. But on second thought, perhaps that makes more sense because they are fixed locations. LOL!
You learn something new every day. When we left on the ferry to go to Grand Manan Island, I noticed this arch in the dense fog. It turns out it's something called a "fog bow".
According to wikipedia, a fog bow is a similar phenomenon to a rainbow; however, as its name suggests, it appears as a bow in fog rather than rain. Because of the very small size of water droplets that cause fog, the fog bow has only very weak colors. Mariners sometimes call fog bows sea-dogs.
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Here is a question for you: Since I watched Mercury transit the Sun in an electronic viewfinder, did I really see it?
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